Too Late to Hold Me Back novel Chapter 1239

It was a terrifying cash burn.

"No," Mira decided instantly. "They've shifted entirely to a wait-and-see approach. That means whatever capital they intended to risk has already been deployed. What they have left is strictly their emergency reserves. Jason Croft is a brilliantly ruthless investor. Coaxing him into dumping his safety net into this meat grinder will be next to impossible."

It also proved that Wall Street hadn't completely swallowed the fabricated rumors Mavaria had fed them.

"This financial war dictates the survival of our national economy and the trust of over a billion people. Should we pull our funds and liquidate our positions right now?"

Mira's proposition plunged the entire exchange into a heavy, contemplative silence.

Sweeping her gaze across the room, she laid out the stakes. "If we liquidate now, we've already secured an absolute victory. A flawless sweep. If we dump our remaining capital today, we might trap a bit more of their money, but the risk skyrockets. What if they liquidate first thing tomorrow morning? We'll be slaughtered."

The senior expert immediately voiced his support. "I vote to liquidate now. The stakes are too astronomical. We should take our winnings and exit safely. Caution is our best play."

The majority of the room murmured in agreement. Only a bold minority argued for one final push, suggesting they inject funds today and pull out tomorrow.

"If we increase our positions again today, we guarantee the enemy won't liquidate today," one analyst countered. "They'll either buy into our leaked intel and invest more, or they'll keep observing. Either way, they hold their ground. Besides, we are the primary market makers here. We can trigger the sell-off the split second the market opens tomorrow. Even if they plan to liquidate tomorrow, we'll beat them to the punch."

Fierce debates erupted across the floor, neither side willing to yield.

Finally, Mira slammed the gavel down on the discussion. "I agree with the aggressive strategy. We gamble one last time. If we inject the funds and the market doesn't bite, we don't wait for tomorrow—we liquidate immediately."

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